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Government bails out Rex's multi-million-dollar debt to regional airports
Council-owned airports have been bailed out by the federal government to the tune of $4.8 million, $2 million of which was for NSW alone. Source link
China launches astronauts into space amid new race to Moon
China has launched three astronauts into space, including one who will stay for a year for a study of the long-term impacts on a human in orbit, ahead of Beijing’s goal of a crewed Moon landing by 2030. Source link
Football Australia reeling as staff review reveals 'toxic, chaotic' culture
Football Australia employees are asked to use three words to describe the culture at the organisation, and the results are damning. Source link
Trump says a deal is close. Here are the sticking points still dividing the US and Iran
A possible US-Iran agreement is taking shape, but the toughest issues are still unsettled, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, curbing Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, and ending regional fighting. Source link
Did the Giants just end the Lions' AFL premiership hopes?
GWS stunned Brisbane and the AFL with a third-quarter goal avalanche in Sydney. But how did they do it and what remains of the Lions’ hopes of a premiership threepeat? Source link
Surfing event in NZ issued 'code red' after animal attacks photographer
The New Zealand Pro World Surf League is put on hold after what is believed to be a seal attacked a photographer. Source link
Turnbull says independent party could fill 'vacuum' in Australian politics
Independent MPs Zali Steggall, Allegra Spender and David Pocock have confirmed they are in conversations about a potential party of independents in response to the rising popularity of One Nation. Source link
Turnbull says party of independents could fill 'vacuum' in politics
Independent MPs Zali Steggall, Allegra Spender and David Pocock have confirmed they are in conversations about a potential party of independents in response to the rising popularity of One Nation. Source link
From test case to control tower: How DXC and ServiceNow are governing enterprise AI at scale
As AI agents take on real-world decisions, governance is becoming the defining challenge of the agentic era. Source link
Rider disqualified for headbutt, sprint teams call BS on controversial finish
The Italian rider headbutted Bob Donaldson off his bike in the final sprint, as race organisers made a drastic call on a finishing circuit described by riders as unsafe. Source link